In Debugging – Part 1, you learned the basics of the debugging process. You learned how to avoid bugs, as well as how to utilize the Immediate window in the debugging process. This article takes things to the next level by showing you how you can us…

Introduction
When developing Access applications, often we need to know whether an object exists. This article presents a quick and reliable routine to determine if an object exists without that object being opened.
If you wanted to inspect/ite…

Get people started with the utilization of class modules. Class modules can be a powerful tool in Microsoft Access. They allow you to create self-contained objects that encapsulate functionality. They can easily hide the complexity of a process from…

With Microsoft Access, learn how to start a database in different ways and produce different start-up actions allowing you to use a single database to perform multiple tasks.
Specify a start-up form through options:
Specify an Autoexec macro:
Us…